Tasaki Museum of Art

The Tasaki Museum of Art is an art museum in Nagakura housing multiple exhibition spaces for both traditional and contemporary works by Japanese and international artists. The rooms are arranged to allow classical and modern artistic expressions to coexist within the same venue.

The museum opened in 1986 and was designed by architect Hiroshi Hara, whose design received the AIJ Prize. The architectural achievement marked an important moment in the region's museum architecture.

The museum's exhibitions serve as a platform for cultural exchange, bringing together diverse artistic expressions from different periods and artistic movements.

The visit requires no special preparations and the grounds are easily accessible. A membership program provides access to regular events and educational activities throughout the year.

The museum's architecture integrates with the natural surroundings of Nagakura while maintaining a modern structure that enhances the art viewing experience.

Location: Nagakura

Architects: Hiroshi Hara

Official opening: May 2, 1986

Website: http://tasaki-museum.org

GPS coordinates: 36.35848,138.58356

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:45